§ 11376 Kin-Gap Mental Health Services
This law says that foster kids who are now under legal guardianship and getting help from the Kin-GAP Program can still get mental health services. The county where the guardian lives has to help with this, but the county where the kid used to live has to approve the services quickly.
A foster child named Alex moves in with his aunt in County B, but he used to live in County A. Alex needs to see a therapist for anxiety.
County B (where Alex lives now) has to ask County A (where Alex used to live) to approve Alex's therapy. County A has to say yes or no quickly so Alex can get help fast.
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§ 11376 Kin-Gap Mental Health Services
Last verified: January 11, 2026